That's a tin glaze.
Flowers are carnations or pink, which isn't very Turkish. I wonder if it's Spanish.
Thirded. Coalport. I don't think punch, it's too small. Sugar or slops.
@Bronwen - what brings it home to me is that every Afro Caribbean person I know - and that's a great many - is the descendant of slaves. And that...
@Bronwen - yes, it does, and that's why I grabbed it. It's on memory wire and well made. Hoard fodder.
I think that yellow cased was made in Empoli.
Yup, agreed. My first thought was Old Charm. Pretty typical.
It varies: I do tend to bundle, especially with dealers as you get a better price. But the people clearing out their own stuff are well worth a...
Email yourself the photo, choose medium as a size, then save it. That ought to let you upload it.
The black and pink is coral and onyx. I love the cuff. There was much fun and it was all CHEEP.
English, oak, 20th C repros, good quality. We did a lot of that. Early 50s or later - can you get me a close up of that mark please? Several...
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I'd have said bronze.
Majolica, probably post WW2. There were copies made of older things as tourist pieces. Nothing wrong with that. I don't think massive value.
Funnily enough, I bought one of those old Czech necklaces yesterday. Someone had done the same thing: hook replaced with spring ring. I think that...
Late 19th, I'd say, and very nice. Enamelled, milk glass is a term. Yellow one might be Bohemian, I think the green is English. Bristol glass is...
I thought they might be from my side of the pond. One of the Maltese makers, I think. Gozo or Phoenician. Or even Mtarfa. I'd be intererested to...
Which country were these found in?
I'd do the denture cleaner thing before anything - after it's had a good wash.
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